N120 partitions sizes: How much space should I allocate to the C and D partitions?
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I researched this a bit before I bought my N120 and got three decent answers. 1. Go with the default (evenly split) approx 80/80 (if its the default there may be a good reason, I just have not found out what it was). 2. Go with just a C Drive (100% C Drive), like most computers are set up. and 3. Go with 40GB for C and the rest with D (with this set-up, all programs load on the C and all Docs on D, that way if you ever need to reload the OS you do not have to touch your files).
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How low of space are you running into? It may be because of how Asus partitioned the hard drive. You can use a software program like Easeus Partition Master Free Edition to re-allocated partition sizes.
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They are not separate partitions. My best advice is to keep a backup on a separate drive, such as an external hard drive.
1985513
This laptop use a 2.5 inch ssd drive. So you can install 80, 120, 240GB... Have a nice day.
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I think most people use it as their c: drive, I do as well. Quick boot and access of daily apps. My larger mechanical drive (D:) is for storage, music, video, etc..
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Well, I have to let you know. It has 3 partitions. One with 372 GB used for Win, the other 537 GB free space, and the last one 931 GB. That what it shows in my PC.
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More than enough space dude. You will be happy with this case, just try not to scratch it;) plenty of room for all types of upgrades.
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about 6gb of the total capacity is used for the OS and other apps, the rest is free space. source: I own one.
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It is a hardware clone tool, I can't see any way partition until after the clone is made. Then you can go into disk management and make a new partition with the extra space on the drive. I cloned a 500gb hard drive, and there were two partitions that used 120 gb, the resultant min size of these two partitions was 320gb leaving me the remaining space to make other partitions or do whatever I like.
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After Formatting it and the OS takes almost 11% of the formatted Drive... 806GB is Available of the 1TB ,which in my opinion it's still a lot, can't really say on the 500GB though
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You should have no problem with this HD. You may wish to partition it though.
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It's hard to say. I don't have a lot of software on my 64gb, and I have about 20gb left. Everything else is in the cloud. There are some better ways to manage the space, but I like mine. I use it for important stuff, but I am not a power user.
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I have a 250 GB hard disk, and less than 50 GB are taken by system stuff (windows etc.)
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It really depends on how you use it. For example, on my 128 GB Mac Air I have installed Parallels Desktop to use Windows and several games for Windows. Throw in several big programming languages and I have left about 10 GB. On the other hand, if you just use it to do some office work (or you don't play games), 128 should be more than enough.
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Yes it does. C: has 95gig total space and d has 121. currently i have 2 of these laptops and both have about 50% of C left after all my installs and setup.
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Based on the Synology RAID calculator you should have 12TB of usable space and 6TB of parity (http://www.synology.com/en-us/support/RAID_calculator) Adding 3 x 3TB drives would give you 18TB of usable space and 6TB of parity
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I assume that you mean go, in which case it is 16gb, of which about 12gb is usable. (the other 4 is reserved for the system)